The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03

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the. people should deluge themselyes with wine.
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compelled even. the women and children 70
to etSsr chat &c
downfall OF this ono. for tho others at once
made The Of this tribe was
That they Welded with no astraysso. 20, On
the they rous sard fS ghts Snt
wsss steadily Sssten, and when dnsiiS the men
Of wambaneo. to which town We shall come in
and capable mon IN this tribe. they had 6i such
respect for tho ancient F'sputiatop Of the zee;
putting the King to death to APPOINT him nom
mai ruler eyer Es 9d district h9pinf that he he
people rom resan i their Old time ProEess
And such was the result. TO this day the King
,se on bars unk % To he
destruction eraii things Useful to themselves is
In few Years hey viii ne eease to ana
The Doctor was muoh IMPRESSED 70 with this
!
and expressed a wish that he might sec the
| people at their orgies. II was easily accom-
moored the raft for the night at the principal
village Of the doomed tribe The Doctor sent
OF his arrival to 5 k tb ana waited Tor
1t was long before It came. but finally, about
hall past I, passenger came TO the raft bear
man. 4 little later IF. Harrison went up the
s 'fs ' IL sss stapd
1Gns drSn sThs e nag s1&er
found salaams and addressed him through an
aee G Hh sSs kas 81. ha, the
man drunk wP Doctor white
thereiorS, 70 accept Ills irisnashlp e sii the
more kindly whilo he uses not your YOU, gift, a.
country knew tho taste Of wine and its
land who rejected its choicest fruit. And when
the Doctor still refused to drink the King rose
f hut 'S snd Heavily called out
in loud but broken tones that the stranger
be put tho to death me 5 ng
wait to translate 1t. but, picked the Doctor up
IN his arms and ran with him to the river i9l.
80 stepped in wine were the Kings attendants
Once on the raft it was pushed out into mid
stream beyond the reach OF missiles and there
poctor saw the orae Of the eSenins The
pie had been reused from their torpor By the
aSs of S VISIT sa N
were produced which they drank with ardor:
rs II worried them they Sr1ss out
by ;fs way. which is more widely known than
boelor sms
the natives wero singing translation OF 1t, his
chief guide responded gravely:
| Aye. but when the morning comes they will
have no homes to go to-"
and more wild. and after time they set cut In
do1Im GSinS from noon one sad o. the
raskes s to wake the desa And when one more
upon him and Killed him brutaily and left his
When the Doctor was within a few miles OF
Wambango his rafters deserted him. and he
Arrived at that village. which is in the country
Of Bakongoa he saw strange spectacle, one,
ThSh Is f to ne
ton. The manner Of it was similar 70 that
Rractised IL many SAVAGE tribes the world oyer
Rroun S' When the ' Doctor arrived his hands
and feet bound His neck Tas sntwned
haa baSn cent un reached sHe
ground. It was held il that position BY .
| uOZeH OF luOEe SlatcS. NJ Vic WIN thoS iot ~
aps nRs wi Ss
rise. Dr. Harrison sent his chief guide to learn
the cause Of the execution, and when he ro-
turned he told this dismal romance:
The victim was q young man named
Der Of the Kings body guard His officiai d.
PseHShth Fw The
followed: The young guard isll desperately IN
sssnea s Rss the sns T1s his
bs Ssg
together. Great hopes arose in the heart Of
When HI soua 9s k hs s %st
ordinary and thus gain the privilege f
peace. having conquered tho depraved
drunkards Of the. tribe down the river.
King house in token Of his suit for Fwalia.
the mattel matt and the King told the Chief his
suit would probably be favorably eonsidereG
I2r tar Weddns the KING %
hastily, as 1t would not eomport well with his
fa Sfo S2v s efs aaxPs hssf
all his possessions would not equal the prelim-
CHEERING made by R MS RsTs5,s {, F S@
moved to the greatest desperation. He roamed
miles S dS his
| sheep and goats and cattle tho finest Of each.
| and in the morning returned and drove them
! to the door OF, the Kings house. 1t made tho
! nightly pleased. He knew not Of the theft,
and accepted the gifts gladly and ID DECLARED dec
that he knew not which one to choose
| This but stirred more deeply the young Mban-
dos wild hope, and that night after eating his
I rible agony. The King was grleved and sus-
/ picious. Mbando had hoped that he would at
/ the theft should be discovered, but the King
was wiser than that: He proclaimed that, tho
! the case, and that the murderer should be in
! stantly beheaded when caught. This meant
least one would have to die to expiate the
crime, And while they were yet in anxiety
5Pm h hs and Sf% when he
| quietly showed him the royal herds OF
beasts. the chief ut once recognized sew
era OF his animals. He. knew not what to